WATERBORO — A domestic disturbance in Waterboro on Saturday led to the arrest of a man wanted in Broward County, Florida, in connection with a 14-count warrant.

York County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a call for a disturbance at about 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 5. Upon arriving at the home, they were met by Michael Bowers, 49, who identified himself using a Florida driver’s license.

Deputies did a routine check for outstanding warrants and discovered that Bowers was wanted by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Florida on seven counts of dealing in stolen property and seven counts of giving false ownership information for a pawn item. Bond was set at $31,500 on the charges out of Florida.

Bowers is being held at the York County Jail while the York County Sheriff’s Office reviews extradition proceedings.

York County deputies also responded to two separate incidents in Lyman on Sunday, Jan. 6, that resulted in arrests. At 12:45 p.m., a Lyman resident reported that he was walking along a trail in town when a man started yelling at him. The resident said the man then took out a rifle and shot it in the air. After meeting with the resident who called in the complaint, deputies went to the home of the alleged shooter.

Mark Cote, 42, admitted to owning weapons, but denied that he had shot a rifle that day, according to a news release from the sheriff’s office. A records check indicated that Cote is a convicted felon and therefore prohibited from possessing a firearm. Cote was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm by a felon. He was transported to York County Jail and was later released on $1,000 bail. At about 4 p.m. deputies arrested Timothy Harmon, 42, of Lyman, for aggravated assault in connection with an assault that allegedly occurred during the early morning hours of Jan. 4 in Lyman.

According to a news release, medical staff at the Southern Maine Medical Center alerted sheriff’s deputies that a female had been assaulted and was being treated. The victim was released and, on Jan. 6, contacted the sheriff’s office to file a report. Following an investigation, Harmon was arrested for aggravated assault — a class B felony — and transported to the York County Jail. His bail was set at $5,000, according to a jail official. Harmon was released on bail on Jan. 8.